Lord Snot
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Too many to count. I kept eating prawn crackers in my first year of veg*nism because I honestly forgot they had prawns in. The texture is so far removed from prawns that even with the word right there in the title, it never occurred to me there was actual animal in those things.
I didn't think about gelatine and stuff until I'd been veggie a few months, so I probably ate sweets and things with them in.
I ate a French onion soup and loved it, so I looked up the recipe and found out it's nearly always made with beef stock.
In South Africa when I was still l/o veggie I picked up what I thought was a mushroom omelette at the breakfast buffet, and after biting into it I realised it was very odd shaped chunks of sausages. Also on the plane journey home they ran out of veggie breakfasts and I got an omni one. It was omelette with sausage and bacon, so I ate all the omelette that wasn't touching the meat but I'm sure there were juices and grossness in it. I was too hungry to care.
Then as a vegan...
Then I was really psyched to see a raspberry jelly made without gelatine, and only after eating it did I look at the full ingredients list and see EGG WHITES. In a jelly! Jelly = jell-o to USians.
Most recently I bought some Cauldron sausages because I thought all Cauldron stuff was vegan. I later saw that they had egg in them and Cauldron is not exclusively vegan.
I've had a lot less slip ups as a vegan, partly because I became more used to reading labels and more familiar with which ingredients were okay. I'm sure there's loads I haven't remembered here.
I didn't think about gelatine and stuff until I'd been veggie a few months, so I probably ate sweets and things with them in.
I ate a French onion soup and loved it, so I looked up the recipe and found out it's nearly always made with beef stock.
In South Africa when I was still l/o veggie I picked up what I thought was a mushroom omelette at the breakfast buffet, and after biting into it I realised it was very odd shaped chunks of sausages. Also on the plane journey home they ran out of veggie breakfasts and I got an omni one. It was omelette with sausage and bacon, so I ate all the omelette that wasn't touching the meat but I'm sure there were juices and grossness in it. I was too hungry to care.
Then as a vegan...
Then I was really psyched to see a raspberry jelly made without gelatine, and only after eating it did I look at the full ingredients list and see EGG WHITES. In a jelly! Jelly = jell-o to USians.
Most recently I bought some Cauldron sausages because I thought all Cauldron stuff was vegan. I later saw that they had egg in them and Cauldron is not exclusively vegan.
I've had a lot less slip ups as a vegan, partly because I became more used to reading labels and more familiar with which ingredients were okay. I'm sure there's loads I haven't remembered here.